Kyle Thomas of Exhorder: Mourn the Southern Skies Nick Perkel March 3, 2020 Buzz, Features Exhorder is a metal band from New Orleans that formed in 1985. In 1990, they released Slaughter in the Vatican, followed by The Law in 1992. Kyle Thomas (singer) and Vinnie LaBella (guitarist) have always been... Read More...
Wye Oak—In Real Time Katherine Yeske Taylor February 24, 2020 Buzz, Features “It’s very, very beautiful here. I’m walking through the water, and there’s all these fish swimming up and nibbling on my legs. It’s not bad at all,” says Jenn Wasner, vocalist/guitarist for indie folk-rock du... Read More...
Ash—Revisiting the Wild Life Katherine Yeske Taylor February 18, 2020 Buzz, Features Tim Wheeler, Ash vocalist/guitarist, is calling from his apartment in New York’s West Village, where he has lived for the past 15 years. But today, his native Northern Ireland is on his mind. After decades of ... Read More...
Diving in With the Queens of the Round Table Dan Alleva February 10, 2020 Buzz, Features Aaron Goldschmidt and Francesco Sedita have been best friends for over 25 years, living in New York City, and always there for each other throughout a near lifetime of kitchen table chats—sharing stories about... Read More...
Alexandra Savior—The Sound Collector Rob Duguay February 10, 2020 Buzz, Features Back in April of 2017, Portland, Oregon musician Alexandra Savior took the alternative music world by storm with her debut album Belladonna Of Sadness. The jazzy tones and the elegance of her voice was complim... Read More...
Dirty Honey—New Fashion Rock ‘n’ Roll Vinny Cecolini February 4, 2020 Buzz, Features Dirty Honey are in a precarious position. They’re arguably the hottest band in the land, but they are still paying their dues. It’s a rare off day during their cross-country tour and the band’s members are cra... Read More...
Interview with Grant-Lee Phillips—Talkin’ Exile Follies Katherine Yeske Taylor February 4, 2020 Buzz, Features At first glance, there might seem to be little in common between the bands X, Grant Lee Buffalo, and Throwing Muses, beyond their shared status as much-loved acts. X formed in 1977 in Los Angeles and went on t... Read More...
On The Scene–The Woman In Black Brings Scares from Across the Pond to McKittrick Hotel NYC Bryan Reesman February 4, 2020 Buzz, Features Back in 2007, I witnessed a fantastic supernatural play in London that creeped me out and continues to haunt the West End to this day. Although it is celebrating over 30 continuous years on the other side of t... Read More...
Nada Surf—Never Not Together Rob Duguay January 29, 2020 Buzz, Features The casual fan would know them by their nineties hit “Popular,” but there’s proof that backs the claim of Nada Surf not being a one-hit wonder. Guitarist and vocalist Matthew Caws, bassist Daniel Lorca, and dr... Read More...
The Wrong Side of History with Colin Quinn Colin McKenna January 29, 2020 Buzz, Features Fresh off his wildly successful off-Broadway one-man show, Red State, Blue State, comedian and actor Colin Quinn is ready to hit the stage again for his new comedy tour. Whereas his last special qu... Read More...
